Social Policy

Social Policy

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Event Date: 
Jun 09 2022 05:00 pm
Event location: 

Scarsdale Woman’s Club

If you are a member of a local League in Westchester County, you are automatically a member of the League of Women Voters of Westchester. Mark your calendar now and join us for the 2022 LWVW Annual Meeting.

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The State of Black America

Under Siege: The Plot to Destroy Democracy

Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America
Event Date: 
Apr 21 2022 06:30 pm
Event location: 

Virtual

On Thursday, April 21,  the League welcomed Katie Olson, a member of the Wisconsin Volunteer Executive Team from Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense In America who presented on 

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On April 7, 2022, Dory Larsen of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) and their Electrify the South program presented “Roadmap to Electric Transportation: How Your League is Making a Difference” to the League of Women Voters (LWV) of Alachua County. LWVFL and SACE are partners in their Electrify the South program. Below is a summary of her presentation with a link to Dory's slides as well as other relevant resources.

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The Agenda for the Wednesday April 6, 2022 - 4:00 PM hearing has three bills which may be of interest to League members.

Welcome to the

Health Care Reform Advocacy Group

of LWV of Washtenaw County.

Our urgent need for equitable access to health care has never been more powerful than it is right now. As you read this, crises in health care due to the Covid-19 pandemic continue to spread.

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As our nation rapidly approaches 1 million recorded deaths due to COVID-19, our Florida government officials loudly proclaim that masks and vaccinations are unnecessary. Public health has become as taboo of a subject as climate change. It is clear who suffers the most from ignorance of both: ethnic minorities and our underprivileged low-income neighbors.

The health of Alachua County depends not only on the fitness of its well-off residents. It must concern us all. Deficits and inequities in health cost everyone due to stresses on our health care workers and hospitals, increased taxes, insurance costs and reduced productivity that result. We can do better.

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Refuge 101 with Carly Boos of the International Rescue Committee

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